Society faces a trade-off in all of the following situations except
A)when deciding who will receive the goods and services produced.
B)when deciding what goods and services will be produced.
C)when deciding how goods and services will be produced.
D)when some previously unemployed workers find jobs.

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When previously unemployed workers find jobs, it does not necessarily involve a trade-off. It is a positive outcome that benefits individuals and society as a whole by reducing unemployment and increasing productivity. However, in the other situations listed, society must weigh the costs and benefits of different options, and choose what is most efficient and equitable.

Society Faces a Trade-Off in All of the Following Situations